Displaying Journal Articles with Topic Oregon

The court can’t require a debtor to give a ‘retainer’ to a Subchapter V trustee, Judge Pearson says.

Oregon Supreme Court allows substitution of a bankruptcy trustee as the real party in interest because denial would chiefly punish the debtor’s creditors.

A bankruptcy judge in Oregon was unable to follow renowned Bankruptcy Judges ‘Burt’ Lifland and ‘Mike’ Lynn, who granted critical vendor motions.

An Oregon power company appears headed for the Ninth Circuit to decide whether electric power qualifies as “goods” to be accorded the 20-day priority.

A bankruptcy judge can afford little relief from student loans, even for sympathetic debtors who try hard to repay their debts.

Court in the Ninth Circuit takes more flexible approach to revoking confirmation.

Abuse of discretion automatically results if a judgment harms a defrauded creditor.

You can’t stiff your creditors and profit from an inadvertent stay violation claim.

Enforcing arbitration clause turns on core vs. non-core distinction.